pete: [laughter] will: pete hegseth.s it? or young protesters spam. pete: it can't be good. but it's on the menu because somebody somewhere would eat that combo. will: somebody somewhere in a boardroom goes, i've got an idea pete: i've got an idea. what if we put these two things together, rick? what do you think? rick: i actually think i might be in on this one. will: spam and oreo? pete: you probably have that at your house right now. you can just make one and let us know how it works out in the 9:00 hour. rick: that's not true. i wish i did. no, i think that that might be a pretty good idea. i didn't mean to say that i was trying to say spam and i just mixed the two words. will: [laughter] that's your reaction. rick: i apologize about that but i think it could be good. the salty/sweet might actually work i don't know. guys if you're looking for a white christmas a lot of people kind of generally would are not going to get it. this is where we have snow on the ground as you wake up on christmas morning, central plains,

this is pete.s is john gavin. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much. >> tonight on the profit... good morning, i'm marcus. >> nice meeting you. >> i go inside a. stein meat products, a wholesale meat supplier in brooklyn, new york, that does $50 million of revenue annually. >> good burger. >> it's the best. due to high operating costs and razor-thin margins, stein is hemorrhaging cash. >> everybody you order from, wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> i can't turn this business around... this business is two weeks away from closing. this 75-year-old company will close for good. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. i make tough

pete: yeah.ve it up to the left to mess up the easiest thing to do which if you are a front line healthcare worker you should get the vaccine. if you are in a long-term care facility you should get the vaccine. then they throw in all this other junk, superficial thing that will end up dividing us because of the lunancy of it. here we are talking about it when it is as straightforward go down the list of who needs it most, not hard to figure out and just administer it. someone who provided that kind of perspective i have ventricl >> get to the heart of the matter using race as a basis for distributing a public good in this country is the antithesis of what america is supposed to be about. i think it sets a dangerous precedent. think about the other way we hope all will go well and i fully suspect that it is. this is a powder keg waiting to explode if we say go to minority communities first and god forbid something even appears to go wrong. this could be one of the most dangerous mistakes of our ce

pete?ministration to fully restore the obama era immigration program known as daca. starting tomorrow dhs will have to begin accepting first-time applicants. jedediah: here to discuss acting commissioner of u.s customs & border patrol mark morgan. mark, thanks for joining us this sunday morning. first and foremost your thoughts on reinstatement of daca. what are the implications of that and what are the ruling? >> they will have absolute, jedediah, immediate significant impacts this is another illogical ruling by a judge. it defies current immigration law. look we've been saying from the beginning that this program is illegal on its face. it just out of nowhere just decided, carved out exception for a broad group of individuals, numbers pulled out of thin air, applied at a random date that says for you, if you illegally enter the united states breaking our immigration law it is okay for you and we're going to defer any action against you. jedediah, keep in mind that this doesn't give them l

pete? pete: thank you, rachel. all right.and pennsylvania announcing new indoor dining baned aing to a growing list of states cracking down on restaurants. so can they survive these growing lists of restrictions. here to discuss owne joe, ownerr in virginia and phil, owner of restaurant in hershey, pennsylvania. thank you for being here this morning. reuben, in new york city we wake up this morning hearing that indoor dining closed yet again. did you expect this? what do you do? >> first and most we all wanted this situation under control and health is always the top priority. with that said, restaurants truly are an ecosystem. it takes a small village to operate these restaurants from employees to the distributers to the farmers from the beginning of covid we really haven't had much direction, much help, much really guidance on how to proceed with this covid situation. i think government is asking us to be responsible but i think they must do the same thing back to us. right now it really is nearly impossible to survive unde

pete: amen. worked really really hard to try to follow the science, which keeps shifting and is very selective, they know how to keep customers safe and they pop-up a tent nearby, the contrast cannot be anymore stark. jedediah: and think about that woman's reality. she has to look at that. she has to stare at that and see that hypocrisy in front of her face every single day. there is no evidence that i have seen that outdoor dining is a problem in terms of spreading this virus or being a super- spreader of it. businesses have proven over and over again that they're able to do outdoor dining safely and its been the only means they've been able to sustain their businesses in several months. this is deeply disturbing and i think people should pay attention to the emotion in her voice because this is an emotional issue whether or not you can put food on the table for your family that is about emotion. people have had enough and to see this kind of hypocrisy and have her and the likes of her have to l

and welcome, pete. president-elect biden: by the way, i called the vice president elect and thanked her for not getting on the highway in the middle of a storm. a storm about to come to come up here. she wanted to be here as you know. thank you all very, very much. if you have to travel -- we are working on that right now. i want to make sure we demonstrate to the american people that it is safe to take. they are working on that plan right now. and when do i it, i'll do it publicly. so you all can actually witness my getting it done. [indiscernible] the stimulus package is encouraging. it looks like the very, very close. and it looks like there's going to be direct cash payments. but it's a down payment. important down payment on what's going to have to be done the end of january and into february. it's very important to get done. i compliment on the bipartisan group on working together to get it done. thank you all very much. have a good day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [ca

pete? pete: grady, thank you.ike that. appreciate your report. brian, over to you. brian: thanks, pete. choking is the fourth leading cause of accidental death in the united states of america. and the heimlich america everyone thinks that's good enough only works half the time. a chance our next guest a father did not want to take. he took things into his own hand and invented this thing life back which has been credited with saving almost 100 people around the globe. in 500 schools. inventor and good friend of mine life vac joins us. what happened 9 years ago that got you out of retirement? >> brian, i was in the hospital just visiting a friend. his mom was having something done and he pointed across the room at a gunny. one of those steel cold gurneys and he said last time he was there there was a 7-year-old on that gurney and choked to death on a grape. and my daughter was 7. my best friend died in my arms. all that pain and the thought of the parents losing their child. i said i can't let that happen to my lit

pete? pete: thank you, rachel.he blast an intentional act. here with what it is and what it may be former special agent in charge of the atf, bernard zafe r. thank you so much for being here so considering the location, the time earlier in the morning, that there was warning, there may have been shots fired and there might be remains on the site, what could we know and what are they hoping to learn at this moment as they investigate? >> well certainly the investigative team right now has a substantial amount of information, so investigative management is the most critical thing for them at this point, and they have a lot of things with the atf national response team, the fbi evidence recovery teams, of managing both witness statements and as the evidence speaks and they absolutely have to be committed to allowing the evidence to speak, and not speculate, at this point, on motive that allows the information coming into start a frame work as to the possibilities. secondly, of course, they still have remaining public

pete: true.urning now to your headlines a north carolina town is morning its first officer in the line of duty. mount holly officer tyler herndon was shot and killed responding to a burglary call to a car wash. the suspect is behind bars for murder. today would have been the officer's 26th birthday. vigils are set to honor him and celebrate his life. god bless him. >>> overnight riots erupt near the white house following pro-trump rallies. with two dozen arrests. eight people were taken to d.c. hospitals. including two officers. the city's police chief was right on the front line. >> to make sure nobody gets hurt. >> you're not doing your job. you're not even doing what you're supposed to be doing. you don't know how to hold the line properly. >> we're doing the best we can. pete: the day beginning with a pro-trump support. in olympia, washington, trump supporters and local counterprotesters clash. a gun was fired by a member of a group hitting a counterprotester. >>> to college football, a head-

i got to know pete on the campaign trail. he's one of the smartest people you'll ever meet and one of the most humble. a mayor from the heartland. a managing expert. a policy wamp with a big heart. a veteran, a lieutenant in the united states navy reserve. an intelligence officer. deployed to afghanistan while he was mayor. a new voice with new ideas, determined to move past old politics. the son of professors. a husband-- his husband is an educator. always, always a mark of good character, is the way i look at it. and by the way, jill and i have always enjoyed seeing pete and chasten together on the trail. chasten has become a close friend of jill's and mine. what i admire about pete is how hes always clear about who he is, how he believes, and how he wants to bring people in, not exclude them. he's able to walk in any room, leave people inspired with his ability to describe an america that's best for us-- all of us. an america that's hopeful, bold, creative, inclusive. an america that can do literally anything. the departme

pete: yeah. can't get what you want from iowa, then go to your friends in washington, d.c. january 6th is going to be an interesting date on a lot of levels. dr. mariannette miller-meeks. thank you so much for being with us this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> allegations of widespread voter fraud members of congress vowing to object to be electors and two senate runoffs all going down in georgia. we will speak with governor brian kemp. that is elks in ♪ ♪ and if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus, get 20% off your treatment plan. enjoy flexible payment options and savings when it matters most. we're here to make your smile shine bright so you can start the new year feelin' alright. call 1-800-aspendental 7 days a week or book today at aspendental.com (burk(customer) deep-something like that... (burke) well, here's something else: with your farmer's policy perk, new car replacement, you can get a new one. (customer) that is something else. (burke) get a whole lot of something with

pete is an innovative problem solver. he has a sharp intellect and a deep commitment to uniting people across party lines and meeting our challenges together. he is a trailblazing leader from the industrial midwest who understands we need to create opportunity for people of all backgrounds. and he is of course a veteran and a dedicated public servant who represents the very best of our country and the next generation of american leadership. now, pete will bring his remarkable talents to bear, not just on behalf of the people of south bend, but on behalf of the people across our nation. in 1966, upon creating the department of transportation, president lyndon johnson said america's history is a history of her transportation. with pete's leadership, we are ready to write the next great chapter in that history, modernizing our infrastructure, creating jobs and opportunity, and helping to usher in a clean energy future for the united states of america. thank you, mr. president-elect, and welcome, pete. >> thank you. by the wa

pete? pete: thank you, sandra.network, fox business, joins us live as drivers prepare to pay more at the pump. nobody will like that, grady. reporter: hey, pete yeah. illinois drivers already pay one of the highest gas taxes in the country. that's about to go up in the city of chicago, about $0.03 a gallon look at the cost of gas at this chicago gas station, 3.19 and compare that to the national average right now, which is 2.22. almost a buck more here. for chicago drivers, this is the third time the gas tax has gone up in 18 months. the mayor's office says the latest tax increase will generate $10 million in revenue. property taxes, by the way, also set to go up to help fillet $1.2 billion hole in the city's budget. the folks at the illinois policy institute, which is generally against raising taxes, says doing this won't solve the city 's financial woes. they say the real problem is the public pensions in the city. folks there also did some number crunching and here is what they found. for a gallon of gas at $2.5

pete, back to you. >> pete: our next category is brand-new this year, and it is inspiring because it is on a big mission to save our nation's homeless vets. and he's been doing so since he was four years old. how can that be? raising more than $100,000 in the process, making him this years young patriot. here's his story. ♪ >> i want to remember the veterans every, every day. ♪ >> when i was 4, i saw a video of veterans on the street, and i decided i wanted to build houses, but that was not i financially possible, so we started giving back to veterans, andd we started giving away hero bags. ♪ >> it was something that he didn't understand. these people put their lives on the line to serve our country. why would they be homeless? i did not want to -- i thought it over, and i asked him, let's think about something you could do. ♪ ou >> it was a lot of work putting items together. i help them make calls, and he talked to managers, see if anyone would join. i'm very proud of tyler for not being afraid to speak up. >> thank you, tyler! >> thank you. bye-bye, keep donating! >> our young pat

pete is racist piece is actually. dehumanizes the black experience and up to more importantly it just defies even to certain extent your white privilege i think that would disappear when it happened next generation was sometimes to come painting as well we have the same issues in britain. and even though we've got probably the best let's listen in europe as we leave your possibly in the few days or and the year. or the best expression around fighting discrimination there is still a massive level of discrimination and there are still stereotypes of people patrick at heart i'm sorry for your show there but i do want to bring in our running out of time tracy very tense here one of the questions i always wonder about is does has black heat had an impact in kinshasa in regards of people you speak to is that i think they're aware of is it something that they know that. well if you know there are so many issues the end of black beads one of the least of their issues but when you end up with congolese people about that they d

i got to know pete on the campaign trail. he is one of the smartest people you will ever meet and one of the most humble. a mayor from the heartland, a management expert, a policy wonk with a big heart, a veteran, intelligence officer deployed to afghanistan while he was mayor. a new voice with new ideas, determined for move past old politics. the son of professors. husband -- his husband is an he had indicate tore. always, always a mark of good character is the way i look at it. and by the way, jill and i have always enjoyed seeing pete and his husband on the trail. they have become our close friends p friend. and pete is always clear about what he is and what he believes, how he wants to bring people in, not exclooud thude them. he can walk in any room and describe an america that is best for all of us, an america that is hopeful, bold, creative, inclusive, an american that can do literally anything. the department of transportation serves a critical mission with a critical responsibility, particularly in this administratio

it's a global issue because you are we have our criminal black petes so if the black petes is steeped obviously in the history of netherlands but in britain we have our similar petes in terms of racial stereotype and negativity there are some let's america as well but it's the same issue the same issue is a process of dehumanised that was seen as objects or the other we're not we're not respected and valued as human beings and therefore it becomes fair game to belittle us and to define it and to hide behind impose commas traditions to justify our racist. propaganda as well and actually if we want to change people's hearts and minds it does require have the star look in the conversation and it's very sad to hear that and the loons the politicians don't want to address this issue because they're worried about the voter base and people staying in power but if we can educate a new generation of people from holland unembarrassed belgium that. peter's racist piece is actually. the humanizes the black experience and up to more importantly it justifies even to certain extent your white privil

pete, what do you think? >> well, i obviously agree with dan lobe i think the issues are everything he points out makes sense to me in this particular case i know he's been aggressive with companies in the past and obviously shaken it up and now with intel it makes total sense to me, scott there is no reason for them to continue to have multiple quarters where they are missing, multiple quarters where they are not delivering what they had essentially promised they were going to be able to deliver. and because of that, somebody needs to hold them accountable that's one of the things i've been talking about for a while and this goes back to originally when not to be too offensive towards the ceo, but i felt like there were other candidates within intel that would be better fits for intel going into the future similarly to what we had seen happen with microsoft. when it was ludicrous to hear people talking about different ceos potentially being the head of microsoft when it was very, very clear nadella was the r

go ahead. >> hi, pete. welcome to india. >> thank you.ce to be here. >> is there hope for photojournalism? >> i think there's a lot of people doing great work. but it doesn't help when the president of the united states calls journalists fake news and the enemy of the people. i think that's really dangerous. i -- i think our president is causing grave damage to the institution of the free press. >> announcer: please, welcome to the stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to ask you, as a photojournalist, your commitment to photographing is to the truth. but when you are the chief white house photographer, were you consciously or subconsciously building an image of obama, was there ever a conflict. >> >> yeah. i think that's a good question. i often say to people, though my background is as a photojournalist, certainly when you are the chief white house photographer, you're -- you're working for the government. but -- so, i didn't ever think of it as a conflict because it wasn't -- i wasn't a pr photographer. i look at myself as a histori

she did. >> harris: pete hegseth, please. >> pete: i can't top that. do know is that ilhan omar doesn't feel accountable to the electorate in minneapolis because she has mastered the art of ballot harvesting. she knows she will have the votes no matter what so what she does after that doesn't matter to her. i disagree, listen, about ppp loans and whether he should be getting some. this year of 2020, tough for other people but not tough for political consultants making hand over fists, beneficiary access and now we fund ppp loans it so he can keep his junior political consultant on the payroll to get more money from his wife to pay for the campaign that she has already won because she's got the votes in the bag? it all smells, maybe some of it is technically legal as people are pointing out, relationships between husband and wife but tell that to the businesses that couldn't get a ppp loan, tell that to the people who still haven't gotten additional relief while the government has told them to shut down, yet he rakes in millions on her behest. it's exac

rob from pete in connecticut, not pete najarian, somebody else >> with 30 years till retier retirementize risk with stocks like coca-cola, jpmorgan, verizon, et cetera >> this is the all-time question, stocks versus bond, specifically dividend stocks versus fixed income. i don't think rates will move enough to impact dividend stocks i think you're going to see a capital al occasion decision that's done by other long-term investors, insurance companies, foundations, endowments that lead them to stocks versus bonds. i think can you buy stocks i think that's a pretty smart decision given the absolute level of interest rates. >> and that's for that comingp, u we've got unusual activity with pete we'll do it next i felt like... ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in my career. so when i heard about the applied digital skills courses, i'm thinking i can become more marketable. you don't need to be a computer expert to be great at this. these are skills lots of people can learn. i feel hopeful about the future now. ♪ the team's been working around the clock.wire, we've had to rethink our

, pete you are always a fan of katie, you have always liked apple. this report comes from nikkei, they do channel checks and they don't always pan out >> katie's coverage has been far more accurate. look at goldman sachs and what they have done and by the way it's not andre the giant, i think katie is hulk hogan because she is the winner. it has been consistent she has made great calls and with the production numbers we were talking about with the phone. i don't think people should focus on the phone in this case they are. when you look at where is the margin growth, it's in services and wearables. if you go back to last quarter and look at the earnings report that's what i am talking about it's wonderful this is just another cherry on top for apple right now. i think katie is right and i think she has been right and continue to be >> that is an appropriate metaphor with where you are. for those who don't have the benefit of seeing this, pete is at an ice cream store so cherry on top is something he has probably witnessed i want to get back to the tr

pete: yeah.istration has shown a willingness to use the establishment point of view when it comes to foreign policy, which is that china is just not that much of a threat. listen to what he said in may of 2019. come on, man, the chinese are not a threat to us, folks. it's scary and sad if you look at any piece of intelligence about who they're and what they want to do. they're the single biggest threat to freedom on the globe. if a perspective biden administration takes that approach it only hurts all of us. todd: top of mind for all 330 million of us. if you are not fired up on this already, you will on this next topic. it san francisco school district renaming abraham lincoln high school. lincoln like the presidents before him and most after did not show through policy or rhetoric that black lives ever mattered to them outside of human capital and as casualties of wealth building. pete, how have we gotten to a point where the woke activist can literally change history right before our eyes? pet

congressman pete agular. you awake, we have harvey looking studious this morning. here he is in a christmas sweater, all ready for the holidays. this is a favorite genera of mine, and thank you to harvey and his owner for watching every day. matthew tweeted this, i need to mentally prepare for snow after a fall of mostly 60 degree days. i'm with you. it's a really abrupt shift, i have to say. sarah posted this photo of the gifts she has laid out for her delivery people. one each for the u.s. postal service. u.s., fedex and amazon. love it. we also have someone who is up making praline candy. it is a louisiana thing. i love praline candy. it is not easy. thank you for being it at this hour of the day. coming up next, we're going take a lock at the axios one big thing. mixed messaging as the president is still fighting the election results while the trump campaign appear to be acknowledging joe biden's victory, and a two messages, including the newly named chief medical officer with the incoming plans for vacci

pete is an innovative problem solver. he has a sharp intellect and a deep commitment to uniting people across party lines and meeting our challenges together. he is a trailblazing leader from the industrial midwest who understands we need to create opportunities for people of all backgrounds and he is of course a veteran and dedicated public servant who represents the very best of our country and the next generation of american leadership. now pete will bring his remarkable talents to bear, not just on behalf of the people of south bend but on behalf of the people across our nation. in 1966 upon creating the department of transportation president lyndon johnson said america's history is a history of her transportation. with pete's leadership we are ready to write the next great chapter in that history, modernizing our infrastructure, creating jobs and opportunity and helping to usher in a clean energy future for the united states of america. thank you, mr. president-elect, and welcome, pete. >> thank you. by the way i cal

>> reporter: well, soon it will be secretary pete if the senate does confirm pete buttigieg for thision. but you're right. there are a number of roles considered for pete buttigieg. obviously a high profile figure, somebody who biden specifically has talked of in significant terms saying he reminds him of his son. there's no bigger compliment for joe biden, connecting anybody to his son beau. transportation is not typically one of the most high profile positions in a cabinet. needy remind you, and you can see it directly behind me, it's the joseph r. biden jr. rail station. biden has put transportation and infrastructure projects at the very front of his agenda. this summer he proposed a $2 billion infrastructure plan that included a significant investment in roads and bridges, expansion in public transit options, a number of proposals that clearly signal what he wants as a priority of his administration. it's also something he played a role in the obama administration. remember the recovery act included a number of infrastructure projects. biden, interestingly, had been critical at

would we call you mayor pete, secretary pete, secretary mayor pete?to mayor pete. >> he and allies discussed this idea pushed by michael flynn to declare martial law to hold new elections. how concerned is the biden transition team about what president trump might do in the next month before january 20th? >> well, obviously, it is irresponsible and dangerous, but at the end of the day, this is a country of laws. the american people have spoken. the election took place. vice president biden became president-elect biden and will become president biden on inauguration day. i hope that across the party and across the country there is an understanding about how important it is that we remain committed to democracy. it is the cornerstone of what it is to be american. and we have got to get back to that. >> you're a veteran, were you alarmed when the secretary of the army felt the need to come out and say that there is no role for the army for the military in the elections? they did that on friday, i think. >> yeah, and they shouldn't have had to. but it is

got for us, pete?> i got a great one for you scott. disney has made this unbelievable run to the up side because of streaming 18,000 of this thursday's expiring options were bought today at the 180 strike. the stock was trading 178, biography 180s, paid up to 1.50. then they also were buying the 177.5 strike calls that are just in the money as as well, about 8,000 of those so we've got a buyer of those that both expire on thursday, expiration is 31st very, very short term. i love this. i this had to jumpi in. i thought it might be getting stretched out but i'm back in. >> that's just remarkable. >> it is remarkable. i said anything under a hundred you got to buy when i was still owning the stock, i think i got out around 145 and watched this move to the up side. now i'm bag ck in it with these calls. i'm excited. i think we have a little up side >> many ccoming up, we're answeg your questions in "ask halftime." new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the

>> that's a great question, pete. it's one that beginning this project i didn't expect to need to get into all the political machinations of the army of the potomac. you cannot understand george mead without situating him in that political discord. in the army of the potomac is the most politically volatile army in the history. t mead in 1860 votes for john bell. we know that he votes for john bell who your listeners will know this, he's the constitutional unionist, right? mead is very much of that mind set, he's a west pointer. he's a conservative democrat. and in the early years of the war, you see george mead very much aligning with mcclellan's philosophies of conciliation. >> what's that mean? what's a war conciliation look like? >> the key book to turn to there is "the hard hand war." and it's the belief that the majority of southern civilians, white southern civilians, are not secessionists. so the union army needs to act with kid gloves which means leave civilians on the sidelines. when the union army is in vir

pete: what did brewster do? how does he become an agent of emancipation, but he sees the war as a way to be an agent for himself. mr. luskey: charlie brewster is from northampton, massachusetts, a store clerk before the war. you are holding david white's edited collection of his letters that i used at length in this book. brewster is one of four or five characters that i take through the war to show how they participated in these changes. brewster joins the 10th massachusetts, becomes a junior officer, second lieutenant in one of the forts outside d.c. in the first winter of the war. and becoming a junior officer gives him a perk enlisted men don't have. he can now hire a servant. and brewster and other junior officers in this area have their pick of fugitive people, running away from slavery in maryland primarily. when brewster hires a young man named david to work with him, he talks about defending david from recapture by his master, who is constantly coming into camp wrightwood looking for him. but at the sam

pete carmichael. pete, good to see you after three minutes. >> absolutely. you know me well enough that i would like to believe i'm a fairly easy going guy and i can take insults coming from any direction, but there's one thing that i am super sensitive about and of course i appreciate the fact that you played up to my insecurity and that's my hair. you can insult my family, you can insult my scholarship, but don't insult the hair. right jen murray? >> i agree. i agree with you, pete. >> my friend, bobby krick, is down in richmond. he said you spend way too much money to get your haircut and then he said you never comb it. he made a good point. >> it works. >> it's out of laziness, i guess. so we are back and as jen, you all know, this would have been the civil war institute here in gettysburg and i just want again to say how much i and others, including my daughters this morning said that they missed rallying together with the cwi attendees. these are people from all walks of life, and they have a deep interest and passion for civil history, and best of all

pete right now. it's an absolutely beautiful place. my wife and i have been on this great road trip. city by city, we've been looking down it's absolutely gorgeous day. >> good for you. people are talking about it on twitter, so i wanted to figure out where you were it's a beautiful shot. for more on the biggest analyst called of the day, you can check out the write up, cnbc.com/pro still waiting for doordash let's take you back to the screen and show you where we're looking now. 179 to 182 is the range right now. 102 is where the price was we will see where this opens >>> up next, we'll tell you outhtoet twah as well turn on my tv and boom, it's got all my favorite shows right there. i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want. okay, it's got screeners and watchlists. and you can even see how your predictions might affect the value of the stocks you're interested in. now this is what i'm talking about. yeah, it'll free up more time for y

pete buttigieg j joining us. >>> the u.s.crambles to a sweeping cyber attack linked to russia. >> this is a major hack of our national infrastructure sector. >> reporter: why is president trump blaming someone other than putin? i'll speak with chris krebs. >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in pennsylvania. t i'm jake tapper in washington. what an outgoing president can do in the final month of an office we are getting something of a an idea. flynn's proposal to declare martial law. trump is talking about giving the powers of a special counsel to attorney sidney powell whose crackpot conspiracies have been laughed courtroom after courtroom. and trump's attorney rudy giuliani has been asking officials of the department of homeland security about seizing voting machines. this as the united states suffered what experts are describing as a modern day cyber equivalent of pearl harbor that president trump is dismissing as media hype and defending russia. the president is falsely using the cyber attack to his false conspiracy theories about

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we'll discuss that and debate it joining me for the hour today, steve weiss, pete najarian, shannon, fred talkington and aastacia let's check the wall we did hit record highs and we've come back down for the dow down nearly 200. nasdaq in the red as well. the russell bucking the trend right now. steve weiss, i want to start with a note from bank of america today because they say that you have an all-time record in flow into global spotocks, the larget cash flow and where is that money going? record inflows into technology is that the right way to continue to play this market, steve? >> without a doubt there's a right way to play the market i think that the so-called reopening trades have been picked over. we'll talk about that a little later. people are losing sight that we're at a seminole moment here and it's being brought forward by the pandemic but it's the fourth industrial revolution and what we're seeing is all these tech stocks are playing broadly into the economy so that's why money's going there. and by the way, they're cheaper so -- and you've got better growth. so when yo

pete, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: well, the head of operational warp speed is calling this d-day. 2.9 million doses leaving pfizer's facility here near kalamazoo. what's interest having we're already seeing early morning action. we can this spot is critical to the distribution network. pfizer's largest facility. operation warp speed said vaccine will be bound for 600 individual locations. place says like hospitals, pharmacies, cvs and walgreens. operation warp speed said many of those places will not actually take delivery of the shipments until tomorrow. the bulk of the shipments arriving on tuesday. it is up.p.s. and fedex handle could the shipments. and they say there's a reason why the vaccine is not arriving today. >> we could deliver it within 24 hours, but the decision was made by the team that about because there are hundreds of administration sites that are going to be receiving these, they thought it best that we wait until monday to deliver them to ensure they're all open and ready to receive.

to see pete and kristen, chastin on the trail.s become a close friend of jill and mine. >> harris: anybody can do this. it's tough to look at names. it's unfortunate but it's starting to wrack up a little bit. what do we make it of? >> it's been wracking up for quite time with biden and the gaffes. he isn't a good speaker and this happens quite often. he mentioned he checked off nine boxes of firsts in the administration. that is not how you should fill the position. who is the best man or woman for the job? that is it. don't worry about the window dressing. >> harris: idants help anybody. i'm in a unique position to talk about diversity as we head to another february black history month in a few weeks. it doesn't help anybody if the choice is made solely on the color of your skin. you know, we are supposed to be creating leg sill for other -- legacy for others in every decision we make. highers or parents. pick the best who happen to be and then you help everybody. high tide raises all boats. all right. i'm done. it seems like th

jennifer: the brigade, pete. peter: i knew i was going to lose people and get sued, but jen did not care. saw, which i enjoyed, where johne tavern, spent the night, next to end it noxious area. but it is right there. so if you have not been on a jen you have missed out. she is outstanding. ray did her phd under a fantastic historian. we do a lot of show and tell. this book. i do not want to say "underappreciated," but i think it deserves a lot more circulation. ofis an outstanding piece scholarship, and it does a really good job of connecting his ideas to what other historians have written. booki believe, has a new coming out on weather in the civil war. did her phd. she has taught at the university of virginia, and now she is teaching at oklahoma state university. is that the sooners? i cannot remember. youifer: oh, pete, i think lost all of your fans. big 12 football. correct. we are the oklahoma state cowboys. you can imagine that my knowledge of the big ten is limited, and it takes all of the time and all of

they believe they've found that in pete buttigieg.at, joe biden is someone who called himself a candidate, during the campaign, anyway, called himself a candidate of transition. a bridge between this generation of democratic leaders and the next. in nominating pete buttigieg he is nominating someone who would be the youngest cabinet secretary ever and the first openly gay cabinet secretary in american history. beyond that, the two of them have a personal relationship. i was there last spring when buttigieg endorsed joe biden and biden said that he reminded him of his son beau. biden said that was the highest honor that he could ever bestow on anyone, steph. >> you have been covering the biden campaign as well as the white house for as long as i've known you. pete buttigieg, once joe biden's rival. then his most impactf fuful surrogate. does it surprise you he would choose him for this particular role? >> it doesn't. as just reported, he wants to focus on infrastructure and a small city of south bend, it's still a city he understood ho

president—elect biden is someone who has compared pete buttigieg to his late son joe compared pete buttigiegonjoe biden who passed away —— beau biden. he is taking ona away —— beau biden. he is taking on a position that he himself had under president 0bama in 2009 when he saw the distribution of the federal stimulus act money across the country and that is going to be potentially one of buttigieg's primary tasks hair if there is a stimulus bill passed around infrastructure, so this is a position where he will go across the country doing ribbon cuttings as highways and bridges are opened and restored. mr biden has made it clear that one of his key priorities will be the transportation infrastructure bill. very different from being mayor of south bend? south bend has an entire city budget of about $300 million, and the transportation department's budget is roughly $87 billion, so budget is roughly $87 billion, so he is really moving into a position where he is going to be over about 55,000 employees and a really sprawling federal department, so he is really stepping up in terms of responsibili

pete is constantly changing his look. pete: tomorrow is our monday.riday? ainsley: pete, you know that doesn't matter. i saw you yesterday on the channel and you did not shave but you look great. pete: i know. thank you. appreciate it. ainsley: merry christmas to both of you all. pete: merry christmas. bine. brian: bye, phis. meanwhile january i was in dean about join us now to tell us what the aftermath of that storm that wall will you pleased the northeast is like. janice: i mean it was a record breaker. we saw storm totals of almost 4 feet in parts of the interior sections of new york and pennsylvania so that's going to be there for the next several days because the temperatures are not going to go below freezing. so all of that snow is going to remain in place. around the tristate we got it right. close to a foot in connecticut and new york. look at a story of queens, 8 inches for you. easter, long island didn't get the big snow totals because of that infamous rain, freezing rain sleet line. but, otherwise, forecasters did pretty well with this no

pete is in it. pete is a good friend of the library, and of mine. i think newsom is doing as good as he can. he accused you of being a democrat, by the way, when i was preparing for this interview. he said, i saw gavin said arnold is becoming a democrat, i don't believe that. but i think he's doing the best he can with the virus. what do you think? >> i think that, first of all, pete and myself, we felt -- and sherry brown, we felt honored that he reached out to us and talked to us about how to move forward with the coronavirus. we have regular meetings with him and talk about all of those issues, what we think. so i think that was very smart. i think he is doing as well as he can. of course, the kind of debacle he had with the french laundry didn't help him at all. because it makes it look like, you're telling us what to do, but then you go ahead and do whatever you want. that's the big problem that's been the case with a lot of politicians, as you know, that they fall into this trap. like nancy pelosi going to get her hair done without a mask, wit

i want to talk about mayor pete and china, hillary in a moment.is the breaking news on hunter biden this afternoon? what is going on? reporter: connell, we're just learning via a statement president-elect joe biden's son hunter biden saying in a statement he learned yesterday he is under investigation by the u.s. attorney here in delaware. they are investigating his tax affairs. the news just breaking within the last few minutes with a simple statement released from hunter biden himself this afternoon, alerting the press his taxes are under investigation saying this, quote, i take this matter very seriously but i am confident that a professional and objective reviews of these matters will demonstrate i handled my affairs legally, appropriately including with the benefit of professional tax advisors. notably president-elect joe biden is silent. instead a no-name statement from the biden-harris team backing hunter up. president-elect biden is deeply proud of his son who fought through challenges incruding vicious personal attacks in recent months to

aguilar who we likely refer to as the original mayor pete. we are thankful for his leadership in the congress and i look forward to working closely together with him as we move forward to advance an agenda to build back better for the people. our caucus meeting today, we discussed two pressing issues that are before us right now, the covid-19's relief package, and making sure we reach an omnibus spending agreement prior to the conclusion of the year. we are confident we will be able to do both, and are hopeful that that can be accomplished sooner rather than later. yesterday, we marked an anniversary of the tragedy at pearl harbor, more than 2000 americans lost their lives, and we continue to be thankful for every single person who has worn the uniform throughout our journey here in america to defend our freedom abroad. we know that in one or two approximately 290,000 americans lost their lives. between 1941-1945. by the end of the week, or perhaps by the end of the month, without question, we will pass the number of deaths in world war ii, c